Ancient and Honorable Artillery Day Observed in Boston
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Massachusetts marked its 251st anniversary with a morning parade from South Market to State House, a church service at Old South, and a Faneuil Hall banquet. Governor Ames attended by carriage as dignitaries and the annual toasts highlighted patriotism, democracy, and unity, with remarks by Captain Henry E. Smith, Judge Charles H. Devens, and U.S. officials.
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South Market Street
Henry E. Smith
Salem
J. A. Fox
Edward Wyman
A. P. Martin
John Mackaptain
Augustus Whittemore
Enry Walker
Enry M. Sprague
Maine
Fred Burt
Christopher Ackworth
Providence Light Infantry
A. ‘True Peirce
Amoskeag
F. W. Childs
Vermont
Horace T. Rockwell
Governor’staff
D. F. Henderson
Roxbury Orse Guards
Hiram Kendall
Rose
John A. Carter
D. G. Sully
Providence Ight Infantry
C. L. Mitchell
BE. A. Wood
E. A. Harris
J. . Jeffords
Charles E. Davis
George H. Harlow
Worcester Continentals
Fred W. Wellington
Myron P. Walker
State
Washington
School
Beacon Streets
State House
Ames
Dalton
Newman
Hoar
Beacon Street
Tremont
Boylston Streets
New Old South Church
H. Bernard Carpenter
A. E. McDonald
D. D. Mears
D.D
Worcester
Boylston Street
Faneuil Hall
Commonwealth
Honurable Artillery Company of London
John C. Park
United States
Artilery Company
Massachusetts
Smith
J. Payson Bradley
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Liberty
Plymouth Rock
Berkshire Hills
William F. Barrett
Melrose
S. M. Aldrich
Aldrich
Leverett Saltonstall
Boston
Hart
Allen
Common Council
Charles H. Devens
Devens
Colony of
Mahomet
Algetty
Gustavus Adolphus
Antietam
Republic
Honourable Artillery Company of
London
Atlantic
Adams
D. O. Mears
James Miller
Army
O. O. Howard
New England
Fifth Avenue
George
Merrill
E. A. Horton
Starr King
California
Faneuil
Comany
Chauncey M. Depew
New England Furniture Exchange
Thorndike
Furniture Manufacturers’ Association
E. N. Bardwell
A. F. Knapp
Hahnemann Society
Young
George F. May
J. Heber Smith
M.D
Massachusetts Charitable Society
Young’s
H. Hunneman
Mr. Kellar
Fremont House
Erie
Enn
General officers sworn in after parade and rain at Ames Hall
General Howard and others presided as a dress parade reviewed by Adjutant-General Dalton. Captains received insignia after a speech to Governor Ames. commissions were issued as rain ended. New officers include Captain-Lieutenant Edward E. Allen and a long list of lieutenants, sergeants, and staff appointments announced by Adjutant Dallinger.
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Howard
N. P. Banks
Leopold Morse
Dalton
Smith
Ames
Allen
Faneuil Hall
Edward E. Allen
Watertown
George B. Spaulding
Brighton
Edward Sullivan
Boston
Frank W. Dallinger
Cambridge
Edward B. Wadsworth
Severe
Lawrence N. Duchesney
Lawrence
Ferdinand M. Trifett
Henry M. McDowell
Winthrop
Sullivan B. Newton
Emmons R. Ellis
K Robert 5. Gray
Walpole
William A. Russell
Albert, E. Lockhart
East Cambridge
George S. Cushing
J. H. Baguley
Dorchester
Daniel H. Lane
Vincent Laforme
George H. Allen
George P. May
Dallinger
William H. Cundy
John Sullivan
Horatio B. Emerson
G. A. Keeler
J. Henry Taylor
Fred ]. Clayton
Joshua M. Cushing
Edwin Warner
VALKYRIE THIRD IN RACING AT LONDON YACHT MEET
In London on June 8 Valkyrie finished third behind Irex and Yarana in a 44 mile breeze race from Dover. Irex led at the end of the first 22 miles, with Yarana close behind, as Valkyrie split her spinnaker and tore a topsail sheet during the second leg.
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Valkyrie
London
Irex
Yarana
Dover
Anniversary exercises mark Boston University School of Theology
The Boston University School of Theology began anniversary events with a 2 pm conference visitors meeting in the Mt. Vernon street college building followed by chapel services led by Rev. W. J. Heath. From 2:30 to 5:16 pm seniors and juniors were examined in their courses, with continuation at 9 am the next day. the graduating class totals twenty nine men, the largest in the school's history.
Don failed to give Elastic Starch a trial
A brief item notes that Don did not test Elastic Starch, leaving the product untried and its potential effectiveness undetermined. No further details on motives or consequences are provided.
Katrina Wins The First Of Three Yacht Races
New York June 3 Katrina defeats Shamrock by 15m 9s on a 24 mile course in the first of a trio of trial races under New York Yacht Club rules. Captain Berry on Katrina challenges Captain Maxwell of Shamrock to three days for a cup worth 150 dollars daily. Weather clear though misty with a strong breeze.
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New York
Katrina
Shamrock
Berry
Roger Maxwell
New York Yacht Club
Savin Hill Yacht Club Plans Expansion Underway
At a directors meeting the Savin Hill Yacht Club approved improving the club house at about $1000. The plan calls for two locker series 8 by 15 by 7 feet, an open piazza forty three feet long above them, and a twenty foot open space housing the club float with courses in view. A house committee was appointed: James H. Stark, I. H. Odell, H. G. Patten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savin Hill Yacht Club
J. H. Stark
J. H. Shaw
James H. Stark
I. H. Odell
H. G. Patten
Music Hall Promenades Gain Popularity With Record Attendance
The Music Hall promenades continue to attract large crowds as the season aims to exceed past attendance. Director Neuendorff presented another bright programme last evening and the tonight’s selections align with audience demand. Promenades run nightly from 8 to 11 o’clock, with reserved seats available during the day at Music Hall.
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Music Hall
Neuendorff
Valley Field Farm Goes Today Auction Near Boston
The Lexington estate Valley Field Farm, once home to the late Orlando Tompkins, will be sold at auction this afternoon. It is described as a splendid opportunity for anyone seeking a cultivated farm near Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Field Farm
Lexington
Orlando Tompkins
Boston
Real Estate Sale in Cambridge 722 to 734 Main St
R Knights and Company sold to H G Harper yesterday afternoon the lot between 722 and 734 Main Street Cambridge totaling 19,128 square feet for 5.22 cents a square foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
R. Knights & Co
H. G. Harper
Main Street
Infant Murder Near Beverly Cove Field
The body of a male infant about three weeks old was found in a basket in a field off Neptune street Beverly Cove yesterday afternoon. An autopsy shows death from a blow to the head. Police are investigating the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Neptune Street
Beverly Cove
Man Drinks Poison by Mistake at Edgeworth Drugstore
June 3. William E. Armstrong entered Daniel J. Kelley’s Edgeworth drugstore, asked for medicine, and drank poison by mistake. He received medical attention and, at a late hour, it was believed he would recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Armstrong
Daniel J. Kelley
Edgeworth
Franklin Park Land Company Builds Value Near Oakland Garden
The Franklin Park Land and Improvement Company with a $300,000 capital, led by president Moody Merrill, has acquired all property of the Oakland Garden Association and holds additional prime land for sale as land near Franklin Park grows in desirability and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Park
Franklin Park Land and Improvement Company
Moody Merrill
Oakland Garden Association
What Did Jerry McCarthy Do A Critique To Gov Ames Open Letter
Archibald M Howke questions the alleged good deeds of J J McCarthy of Charlestown in support of Governor Ames. The letter from Boston May 29 1889 cites McCarthy as inspector of customs Democrat turned Republican in state circles, praising his public acts and urging a fuller public accounting of his services. It notes prior service in the Boston fire department and requests clarification from private secretary George H Campbell of the Governor’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Campbell
Massachusetts
Boston Evening Record
Massachusetts House of Representatives
N. P. Banks
Congress of the United States
State House
Boston
J. J. McCarthy
Charlestown
McCarthy
United States Inspector of Customs
Custom House
State Central Committee
Neval Banks
Washington
J.J. McCarthy
Boston Fire Department
United States Custom House
City Notes On Carriage Inspections And Local News
Inspector of Carriages Foster will inspect all 1300 public carriages to ensure safety and neat appearance. The Boston Herald Company re elected officers Edwin H Woods president Charles H Andrews vice president John H Holmes treasurer Fred E Whiting clerk and Edwin B Haskell directors. The Playstead opening in Franklin Park is set for June 12 at 3 pm with an expected 9000 children transported gratis by West End Street Railway. President Whitney of the railway provided a personal check for a band.
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Foster
Boston Herald Company
Edwin H. Woods
Charles H. Andrews
John H. Holmes
Fred E. Whiting
Edwin B. Haskell
Franklin Park
West End Street Railway Company
Whitney
West End Street Railway
Resolution on the death of Rev Henry W Foote
At a June 3 1889 meeting of the Prince Society the president Rev Edmund F Slatter chaired a unanimously adopted resolution noting the profound sorrow and loss at the death of Rev Henry W Foote corresponding secretary and council member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Prince Society
Edmund F. Slatter
Charles H. Weil
Exeter
N. H
Henry W. Foote
Supper of the Zeppho Club in Washington Street rooms
Last evening the annual supper of the Zeppho Club was served at its rooms on Washington street. The rooms were tastefully ornamented with casts and drawings in color and black and white. Several gentlemen well known in local artistic circles attended as guests. A letter from Mr. A. Martin noted he won a Museum of Fine Arts scholarship and will study in Paris for three years, with free tuition in foreign schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeppho Club
Washington Street
A. ©. Martin
Museum of Fine Arts
Martin
Paris
Women Ministers Association Holds 1872 Conference at Shawmut Church
The Association of Women Ministers held its annual conference yesterday at the Shawmut Avenue Universalist Church. Mrs. Julia Ward Howe chaired and spoke on women preachers. Officers for the coming year include President Howe, Ada Bowles as recording secretary and treasurer, and Sarah M. Perkins as corresponding secretary, with an executive committee of several clergymen and lay members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of Women Ministers
Shawmut Avenue Universalist Church
Julia Ward Howe
C. J. Bartlett
Michigan
Mary A. Safford
Sioux City
Hutter
Des Moines
Gordon
Wilkes
Bowles
Mary Traffam Whitney
Weather summary for Blue Hill and Milton last month
Mr H H Clayton at Blue Hill Observatory reports the month featured a high of 92 on the 10th and mean temperatures about 5 above Milton's 40 year average. Humidity and sunshine were above normal, winds slightly above normal with more southerly flow. Rainfall ran about an inch above normal, concentrated on the 20th and 21st, while rainy days stayed typical. Apple blossoms appeared about a week early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Clayton
Blue Hlll Observatory
Milton
Colchis Mining Company Builds Mill in Grant County
The Colchis Mining Company of Grant county New Mexico led by President Robert G Ingersoll has begun a mill with 200 tons per day capacity after extracting over 30000 tons of ore and spending more than 200000 dollars. The mill is expected to yield about 2600 dollars daily net at projected 200 tons daily output. Stock trades at six dollars a share. Boston representatives are R Whitney & Co at 48 Congress Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colcohis Mining Company
Colchis Mining Company
Grant County
New Mexico
Robert G. Ingersoll
Silver City
Colchis
Boston
R. Jl. Whitney & Co
Congress Street
Tired Brain Uses Horsford's Acid Phosphate
Dr. O C Stout of Syracuse New York reports a patient with a fatigued confused brain unable to transact ordinary business. After taking Horsford's Acid Phosphate immediate benefit followed by noticeable recovery. The doctor describes the improvement as rapid and substantial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford
O. C. Stout
Syracuse
N. Y
Supreme Judicial Court Week Assignments Begin June 4
The court list for the week of June 4 outlines cases in the Supreme Judicial Court including Rice v. Denman Drake v. same Dickinson v. Mansfield Champlin v. Kenny Welch v. Adams Gale v. Nickerson Marley v. McLean Davenport v. brown Same v. same. Other filings include Darling v. Greene Moore v. Sanford Johnson v. First Ind. Bayt. Wason v. Hyde Hayes v. Hayes Franklin Sq. Groc. petition for dissolution Lewis v. Lewis.
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Rice
Denman
Drake
Same
Dickinson
Mansfield
Champlin
Kenny
Esper
Welch
Adams
Gale
Nickerson
Marley
McLean
Davenport
Supreme Judicial Court
Knowton
J.darling
Greene
Moore
Sanford
Johnson
First Ind. Bayt. Church
Wason
Hyde
Hayes
Franklin Sq. Groc
Lewis
Superior Court First Session Docket Summary
The report lists multiple cases from the June sessions with verdicts and defenses. Francis L. Brown v Massachusetts Title Insurance Company ends with a defendant verdict and appeals to the Supreme Court. Several personal injury and contract actions name plaintiffs McDonald, Bartel, and others, with defenses including general denials and liability disputes. The document records judges Staples and Thompson, case numbers, parties, and counsel, plus notes on session transfers and future terms.
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Superior Court
Staples
Francis L. Brown
Massachusetts Title Insurance Company
Supreme Court
James McDonald
Cyrus A. Bartel
Manchester-by-the-Sea
P. O'Loughlin
J. J. Corcoran
H. Parker
McDonald
Bartol
A.C
Adams
Bellows
Wellington Coal
Hodgdon
Billings. Co
North Vy. Standard
Spiedel
Hanagan. Food Co
Davis
Murnler
Stanford Food Co
Corlevy, Fitchburg
Aort H
Chem
Elec, L. & P
Finklestein
Far- Co
Howard.ley
Bennett v Russell and Kelley board of health damages
Superior Court Norfolk Dedham June 3. Joanna Conway vs J M Russell et al and Patrick Kelley vs same. Tort actions claim board of health entered premises removed drains and cess pools. Verdicts 95 and 72 dollars. Attorneys L Eldridge for plaintiffs M A Williams for defendants. Thayer v County of Norfolk petition for damages for land taking to widen High Street Dedham. On trial Mackintosh for petitioner Grover for defendant. Other listed cases include Hupprich v Brook and various codified dockets.
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Norfolk
Dedham
Barker
Joanna Conway
J. M. Russell
Patrick Kelley
Same
Board of Health
J. L. Eldridge
M. & C. A. Williams
Arthur W. Thayer
County of Norfolk
High Street
C. A. Mackintosh
T. E. Grover
Probate Court Clears Wills and Admin Actions in Suffolk
Probate court in Suffolk County on June 3 admitted the wills of Charles W. Nilder George Higginson Elmira Grover Alan G. Cottin Jane H. Taylor Charles H. Robbins William Rogers Taylor William Reed Martin Fitzgerald and Herbert J. Harriman George H. Wood. Letters of administration were issued for Grany Coughlin John Fitzgerald Angelina Nicolini Owen Winn Edward Ryan James McCormick Ella Stafford Eberhard Washington Burns Charles R. Pettingill Ellen F. Jameson Henry G. Taylor Mary Hogan Edwin W. Pritwain Minnie Joel William Warren Venah J. Warren Nicholas Furlong Sarah Stone Josiah Pratt Alfred A. Blunt Caroline B. Blunt Edward Gleemor.
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Rerpons
Charles W. Nilder
George Higginson
Elmira Grover
Alan G. Cottin
Jane H. Taylor
Charles H. Tobbins
William Rogers Taylor
William Ead
Martin Fitzgerald
Herbert J. Harriman
George H. Wood
Qrany Coughlin
John Fitzgerald
Angelina Nicolini
Owen Winn
Edward Ryan
James McCormick
Ella
Colchis Mining Company Advances Mills Amid Strong Ore Prospects
In Grant County reports from Pa Daily note Colchis Mining Co after placing mines on a paying basis and extracting over 30,000 tons of ore at a cost of around $200,000 has begun erecting a large mill of at least 200 tons per day. Experts foresee abundant low grade ore yielding substantial returns, with the project seen as a solid long term investment, backed by reputable officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
Grant County
Colchis
Officers named in federal roster from Portland officials
The document lists Hon. Robert G. Ingersoll and Hon. Nathan Cleaves as officers with the U S Collector in Portland Maine and Fon. Chas. E. Coon identified as Ex-Assistant U S Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Cleaves
U. S
Portland, Me
Share certificates not issued for less than 28 shares
Stock listed on Stock Exchange and registered at Atlantic Trust Company New York. Price of stock six dollars per share. Make checks or drafts payable to the appropriate payer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
Atlantic Trust Company
N. Y
Municipal Court June 3 Criminal Session Harpy J
James T. Weldon posted 1200 bond to appear later this week and face a breaking and entering charge against the shop of Simon Perstein at 16 Cross Street on Oct 12. Joseph Gray, who took a wallet containing 1108 dollars from Maud Williams on Washington Street Saturday evening, was sent to the Massachusetts reformatory for an indefinite term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Weldon
Simon Perlestein
Cross Street
Joseph Gray
Maud Williams
Washington Street
Massachusetts Reformatory
Probate Court issues wills and administrations in Essex County
Wills of Charles H. Coffin Lydia B. Cook Hannah J. Fennimore Julia Hussey Lizzie W. Masury William Nilsson John F. Patch Isaac Pinkham proved. Administrations granted for James Gibbon Catherine Merrill Catherine Story Mary Baker Aaron C Andrews Blaney Graves Mary RE. English Letitia Conlin Richard Furness Anne D. Carr William E. Porter Abbie A. Eveleth. Inventories include Henry Pike Elbridge Dodge William Hathorne George Nelson Hathorne. Coffin will bequeaths 2000 to several missions and 1000 to Renevo aptociety. Fennimore will provides multiple mission society bequests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Coffin
Newburyport
Lydia B. Cook
Salem
Hannah J. Fennimore
Julia Hussey
Haverhill
Lizzie W. Masury
William Nilsson
John F. Patch
Hamilton
Isaac Pinkham
James Gibbon
Catherine Merrill
West Newbury
Catherine Story
Lynn
Mary Baker
Marblehead
Aaron C Andrews
Essex
Blaney Graves
Mary RE. English
Gloucester
Letitia Conlin
Richard Furness
Lawrence
Anne D. Carr
William E. Porter
Wenham
Abbie A. Eveleth
Henry Pike
Salisbury
Elbridge Dodge
William W. Hathorne
William
Assachusetts Home Missionary Society
A. . ©. F. Missions
Woman's Boar of Home Missions
Home Missionary Society
Prospect Street Church
Formation Meeting for Volapiik Club in Washington St
On Monday evening June 10 at 8 o'clock a meeting will be held at 186 Washington street room 19 to form a Volapiik club. The group aims to promote Volapiik progress by free instruction and exhibitions and will also focus on literary and mental culture and timely topic discussions. All interested are invited. Similar clubs exist in New York Washington Chicago St Louis New Orleans San Francisco and other cities.
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Washington Street
Volapiik Club
Volapiik
New York
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
New Orleans
San Francisco
Pearline for Clean Homes
Pearline is advertised as the most approved means for perfect cleanliness in homes and households.
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Faneuil Mall
O. O. Pleward
The
Posen
U.S.A
Parker House
H. A. Barnum
Rose Eytinge
Kate Claxton Company
J. H. Drummond
Portland
Lew Dockstader
Adams House
Ne Tavern
G. W. Shaw
Brunswick
Staten Island
J. Albert Butler
Hotel Brunswick
Bar Harbor
Butler
Louisburg
H. F. Dimeck
Navy
Henry M. Whitney
City
Wilbur A. Mott
Newark
N. J
William P. Agnew
Denver
Col. Crawford
John W. Hayes
Philadelphia
A. W. Wright
Toronto
Revere
Henry A. Knabe
Alex F. Hobbs
Montreal
L. P. Budd
Utica
Victor Vallette
C. L. Richards
Hebron
Neb
L. A. Berry
Leavenworth
Kinsman
Florida
James Parsons
I. Miller
England
Robert H. Wass
W. J. Dennet
Bangor
E. B. Hooker
Hartford
Conn
Russell Pereira
J. P. Dinsmore
J. F. Fuller
Lowell Tavern
Luther E. Shinn
Sidney DeKay
N. D. Parsons
Longmeadow
Robert P. Thompson
L. 8
Avot
A. W. Corcoran
Clinton
A. R. Moorhead
New Haven
J. B. Eaton
Devil's Lake
Oak
W. R. Crane
John Scott, Jr
Plymouth
J. Eh. Russell
S. W
Muzzey
Portsmouth
A. Baldwin
Kansas
Parker
S—D. Hinckley
Samuel §. Greene
D. Steinway
K. L. Knight
Holland
A. R. Foote
Cincinnati
Thomas K. Knox
Maurice Keller
EB. C. Ripka
Easil
Tea Post
Ernst
Ents
Eee Sheentcaseg Gt
Jerry M’carthy
Conference OF Women Ministers
Thompson
Richard Mitchell
Peter Barclay
Tingley
F. T. Benner
E. B. Monroe
C. W. Bartlett
Aug. Andrews
E. J. Barney
E. J. Hadley
J. W. Rollins
Cavenaga
Durgin
Murray
cAiobihie Er
Bar
Puiesil
Poston
Halifax & P. E. I. Steamship Co
Shaener - Titch
Herechitt Say
Bk. v. Raymond
Bte
Bary
West End
Brown
Fitchbarg
Tiley
Galvin
Gross
Marcuss
Littlefield
Becker
Old Colony KK
Townsend Nat.Bank
Jones
Einstein
Howe
Wilson
Amer, R
Dredging Co
Bishop, J
Hutchinson
Elec
Gas Light Co
Freund Vy
Hervey
Tarbell
Linehan
Sarsfield
Segel
H. C. Copeland
McK
Copeland Ll. Mlo
Reinstein
Mungovan
Ross
Thayer
County of
Hupprich
Brook
McIntosh
Hender
Will
Ne, Son
O'Brien
Mahady
Ham
Sanburg
Et al
Suffolk County
DAILY
Colchis Mining CO
Renedases
C. D. Jenkins
Herbert Parsons
FON
Chas. E. Coon
U. S. Treasurer
R. H. Whitney & CO
Congress St
Yee
Prospect Street
Schar7port
West Parish Congregational Church
Harpy, J
Peron
Forsaith
Curtis
Cook
Oneta
Hanley
Isburgh
Whittaker
Fitzerald
Frothingham
Kil
Griffin
Meserve
W. Banding
Ste
Dever
O’brien
Venson
Palmer
Palmer Vy. Bixby
J. Banding
Frye
Marden
Stultsky
Rich
Lemon
Whipple
Yalin
Faynower
Turner
Chaffee
Sheridan
Hook
Heywood
Max
Whitomb
Jutler
Essex County
Harmon
Court House
Peleg W. Chandler
J. Lowett
William L. Putnam
Darwin E. Ware
Winfield $. Hutchinson
Grace Chandler
H. P. Chandler
H. F. Chandler
Ellen M. Chandler
Grace
W. L. Putnam
Newton
Devonshire Street
Chute
A. P. Shute
Sharon
Parker C
Horace P
Ellen
Clarendon Street
Mille E. Nichols
William Nichols
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